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flamboyant Gothic.

The city of Strasbourg is dominated by the steeple of the Cathedral. Peaking at 142 meters, the tip is visible from all points of the city. It was the tallest building in the world until 1874, and remains the second highest cathedral in France.
Built between 1176 and 1439 on a site occupied by temples since at least Roman times (with a temple dedicated to Mars), it reflects the Gothic style of the time.

The view is impressive when it leads to the cathedral. The legend says it was built on stilts in the oaks, which are themselves driven into the depths of an underground lake that is accessed by a cellar door of a house near ... The Legend says that on this same lake, we hear a rower to move his boat and no one could never see ... In reality, the building is actually built on stilts, but they are driven into the ground water ...

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GOLD and oblivion

Title: "Gold and omissions"
Author: Anne Cuneo (Suisse Romande)
Publisher: Bernard Campiche.
Genre: thriller

Very interesting thriller. Besides the traditional murder, Detective Mary Machiavelli is hired as a trainee lawyer in a law firm to discover the following records of Jewish property escheated.
Through this investigation, Anne Cuneo has merit and the courage to disclose, in the light of history, dishonest behavior of bankers and / or Swiss lawyer who became wealthy by appropriating the property of European Jews deported or missing. Many heirs were never able to recover their property (records destroyed, kept hidden, speculation, etc ...) Some had no idea they had an inheritance waiting. It
part of Swiss history reveals that Anne Cuneo and, at the same time, made uncomfortable much of his countrymen. Indeed it shows that the authorities at the time had facilitated the funding of Nazi Germany.
Story methodical, well documented, well-conducted action. Novel that piques our curiosity and challenges us to think. Lively style.

Comments
Anne Cuneo resumed, quite rightly, in a quote from the novel "Father Goriot" by Balzac, that illustrates the greed of men: " At the root of any property, there a crime is unknown "(p. 217).
But what history reveals to Swiss inglorious was found, alas, in other forms in other countries, and in France itself, there has not been that men and women , courageous, honest, and scrupulously and selfless patriots.
However, this book proves that literature can move attitudes and behaviors since after its publication, the association of Swiss bankers publicly apologized to the Jews for all the difficulties made.
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Anne Cuneo has been presented in previous posts (photo and biography)

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Home Moroccan artist: Mahomed Mallal

Mohamed Mallal, art teacher at Ouarzzazate (Morocco), was invited to come to Breuil, in Burgundy, at the time the Book Fair (15,16 and 17 October 2010). He stayed at Breuil of 14 to 22 October. In addition to several meetings with high school students and adult audiences, his paintings were exhibited at the library.

Md Mallal with Anne Cuneo, Swiss writer

Teacher, poet, composer, singer and painter, Mohamed Mallal is a Moroccan artist of many talents. These enchanting watercolors by their qualities and attention to detail and colorful paintings plunge us firmly in the southern Moroccan so close to his heart. If her claims loudly "Amazigh", a wealth of cultural and historical Maghreb that would be a mistake to hide, it is nevertheless committed to a Morocco open, tolerant and modern.

Meeting with high school students Blum (Le Creusot)


Through its various interventions (lectures, interviews), the public could appreciate Burgundian his talent, his sensibility, his quiet tolerance, culture, meaning the other, his generosity and his desire to see their fellow citizens live better.

Here are some newspaper clippings and photos in part 2

Francophone meeting with a Moroccan artist

The facilitation team center for social action (CCAS) organized on Tuesday a meeting with Mohamed Mallal. The poet, singer, Moroccan musician and artist, who was a guest at the book fair du Breuil, was accompanied by Claude Thomas, chairman of the Centre Francophone de Bourgogne.
They were welcomed at the family house by a small audience of listeners, very interested in the career of this versatile artist who has spent his entire childhood in a village in southern Morocco, in contact with nature. This place and this time inspired his poetry, his music and his paintings reflect the desire to perpetuate the traditional values of civilization and defend the Berber language of this people.
AR (CLP)
Posted on 22/10/2010

The BREUIL Mohamed Mallal exhibits at the library
Some paintings and watercolors by artist Mohamed Mallal are exposed to the public library until Saturday.

Present at the book fair, Mohamed Mallal, professor of visual arts in Morocco Ouarzzazat, extends his stay at Breuil. Indeed, he responded favorably to the library and has agreed to display some of his paintings and watercolors. "It's a pleasure," he also said at the inauguration on Monday late afternoon, he who loves exposure to, above all to share as many origins and Berber culture. For him the appointment as one who stands up Saturday afternoon is an opportunity to convey a certain peace, a certain fraternity, through a discovery of the works exhibited. And thanks also to collections of poems or a movie about ten minutes, watched by guests at the opening, in which Mohamed Mallal discusses his village and its culture. As he was probably on Tuesday morning before the students of Leon Blum and will do Thursday night in front of adults in Saint-Rémy. Before leaving the Maghreb. According to Claude Thomas, at the initiative of the transaction through the Francophonie center of Burgundy which he was president, the exhibition provides a kind of "offering a fresh look" to others or used the local library. They have a week to enjoy. Creusot-infos.com

Exhibition Mohamed Mallal

Exhibition. The lobby of the library center Francois Mitterrand home for a week the paintings by Mohamed Mallal. Artist art teacher in Ouarzazate in Morocco, is also a poet, singer, songwriter, musician. His oils and watercolors, with warm colors, depicting landscapes, figures, still lifes, scenes of life ... is a true invitation to travel. To find the opening hours of the library until October 23. Photo by M.-CC (CLP)
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HOME OF FRANCOPHONE WRITERS (continued)

Gary VICTOR (Haiti), writer .

Ending a cultural tour to France to present his latest novel "Blood and Sea" (Editions winds elsewhere, France), Gary Victor came to the Book Fair Breuil.

On Friday, October 15, 2010, he met with high school students Blum (Le Creusot 71). And Sunday 17, he participated in the debate entitled "At the heart of Haiti " debate moderated by Gerard Fox, secretary general of the Association "Children of Haiti."

Here's an overview of the Haitian writer very nice. Here with the Amazigh Moroccan artist Mohamed Mallal

Born in Port-au-Prince, Gary Victor is praised by readers in Haiti. After studying agronomy, he worked as a journalist for many years and has held important positions in the Haitian public. Rene's son Victor, who is perhaps the most important sociologist of his country, the writer has inherited a lucid and uncompromising about his company. His designs explore uncompromising no-evil-being of Haiti to try to find a way to break the cycle of poverty and violence.Son novel, At the corner of parallel won the prize for fiction in Ouessant Island Book 2003. He is also the subject of a dramatization.

Besides his writing, Gary Victor is a writer for radio, film and television. Rebellious, independent, his reflections on Haitian society routinely make waves on the airwaves of a radio station in Port-au-Prince, and his television series on the manners of the small Haitian bourgeoisie was made into a film.
He was awarded the 2004 RFO for his song "I know when God comes to walk in my garden" and in 2008 the Caribbean prices for "The bells of the Brazilian."
His latest novel "Blood and sea " poses the question: Can we expect a prince charming in Haiti?